Polyamide materials lose mechanical integrity and structural properties when exposed to sustained high temperatures. Preventing this failure mode extends the functional lifespan of components in extreme environments.

Poor adhesion between dissimilar polymer layers leads to structural failure under mechanical stress. Improving layer bonding prevents fluid leakage and mechanical rupture in industrial piping.

Inherent flammability of polyolefin and polyamide matrices during high-temperature exposure. Reducing ignition risk ensures regulatory compliance and material safety in structural applications.

Inadequate bonding between thermoplastic resins and metal inserts leads to structural delamination. Improving this interface prevents mechanical failure in hybrid components.